The David and Helen Gurley Brown Institute for Media Innovation will be housed on both campuses.
Columbia Journalism Dean Nicholas Lemann said the goal is to make technological advances that will have a lasting effect on journalism and other media.
If news organizations don't figure out a way to generate revenue for content Dean, there will be no journalism to advance.
Too much 'spice'?
ABC News reports that the seizures
Demi Moore experienced before her friends called 9-1-1 may have been due to the side effect of smoking the synthetic drug "spice."
Moore's symptoms were all very common adverse reactions to "spice" (a/k/a "incense"), according to Louisiana's Poison Control Center director, Mark Ryan.
Ryan said that what makes the synthetic drugs particularly risky (other than the fact that they're unregulated synthetic drugs) is that there's "no quality control" in their production process.
"When someone buys these products, they don't know exactly what ingredient they may be getting and they don't know the amount of the substance that's in there," Ryan said. "So somebody may get one batch and get 5 mg; someone may buy the product around the corner and get 2,000 mg."
Know thy dealer, people. Know thy dealer.
Muppets fight Fox
In December, Fox Business Channel's "Follow the Money" host,
Eric Bolling, accused "The Muppets" movie of being anti-corporate and indoctrinating children with Hollywood liberalism when it comes to Big Oil and Big Business.
Kermit the Frog struck back in England, while promoting the upcoming U.K. release of the movie, distributed by the itsy-bitsy, granola-chomping, anti-corporate, publicly traded Walt Disney Co.
